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Where The Mist Beckons
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 4 2025
Pages: 78
Weight: 0.23
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
A novel of friendship, fear, and the unseen waiting in silence.
In a remote boys-only engineering college tucked away in the misty outskirts of a small North Indian town, three friends live the life of sleepless assignments, college politics, midnight canteen talks, and stolen online conversations. Among them, one quietly connects with Meghna-a girl from Shimla-over Facebook. She's smart, kind, and distant... both in location and in the invisible wall between their realities.
When the trio is sent on a mundane task to arrange equipment for a tech fest in Delhi, their route takes a detour through the Love Kush Ghat, a forgotten riverbank layered in ancient folklore. There, something unseen stirs.
What follows is not cinematic horror. It's slow, creeping, and disturbingly natural. Doors begin to knock without visitors. Names are whispered in sleep. Shadows seem to linger longer than they should. And each boy begins to sense that their past is being rewritten in real-time, not by memory-but by something that never died.
Unaware of the storm brewing in their lives, Meghna continues her quiet chats with one of them, never knowing the darkness he's sinking into. She is his last link to normalcy. But the line between the real and unreal is thinning... And soon, even she might hear the mist calling.
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